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Den za pametenje & slavenje

Pukna prvata partizanska ( makedonska -osloboditelna )puska

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Den za pametenje & slavenje

Pukna prvata partizanska ( makedonska -osloboditelna )puska

Dobro e da slavime ama treba i da znaeme za kakva cel makedonskiot narod krvavo se boreshe.

Slednive izvadoci neka posluzhat za doobjasnuvanje za celta na "Makedonskata narodno osloboditelna borba" - Slobodna i obedineta Makedonija:

NOT until 1943 did things in Macedonia begin to change in Tito�s Favour. In February of that year he sent one of his best men, the Montenegrin Svetozar Vukmnanovich, �Tempo,� to Macedonia. This was the real turning point. After his arrival in Skopje, Tempo communicated the decision of the Yugoslav Central Committee to organize a Communist party of Macedonia within the Yugoslav Communist party. At the same time he disseminated a great deal of propaganda for recognition of the Macedonian nation as one of the member states of a future Federal Yugoslavia, rather than an independent or autonomous Balkan state. He tentatively expanded this future Macedonia to include The Bulgarian and Greek Macedonians. Then Tempo formed the Central Committee of the Communist party of Macedonia, including Lazar Kolishevski, then in prison.

However, the stubborn persistence of anti-Yugoslav feelings in Macedonia led Tempo to caution the Yugoslav Central Committee against the immediate creation of a Macedonian Communist party as �premature.� He recognized Ivan Mihailov as one of the obstacles in the path of the Yugoslav Communist party in Macedonia. He reported, �The agents of Vancho Mihailov are working throughout the whole of Macedonia. They are coming out for the unification of the Macedonian people and for their national independence. The Germans are helping and supporting them to keep the Bulgars in check�.� It took him several months to dissuade the Macedonian leadership from using the slogans of autonomy. Yet when he went to Albania and Greece to establish contact with the Albanian and Greek Partisans, there was a relapse. In a June 1943 proclamation, future Macedonia was mentioned as a separate Balkan state, nothing being said about Yugoslavia. Finally, by August 2, 1943, the Macedonian party was sufficiently re-indoctrinated to publish an Ilinden Manifesto mentioning the �precious sacrifices of the Yugoslav peoples ... and the strength of the National Liberation Army with Supreme Commander Tito at its head� as guarantees of national freedom and equality of the Macedonian people. The manifesto drew up a program for the creation of a �National Liberation Front,� such as already existed in the other Yugoslav lands. The newly formed �General Staff of the National Liberation Army and Partisan Detachments of Macedonia� issued its own manifesto to the Macedonian people, in which it said that within the framework of Yugoslav unity, the Macedonian people had �all the conditions for realizing their age-long dream, unification.�

Macedonia: Its People and History (page 148)
Pribichevich, 1982

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